New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
CHAPLAIN HALL TO TIE FRONT.
Tho Writer Of the Following Letter DiA ~
The Chaplsin's Letter will Appear

Ivan, to tell you 10 few words how I sot I'D Of ~
mig htmuPc Of my life
once resided several years In the Lake District q
Michigan where contracted malaria. vigorous cons
stitutiou enabled to resist for time the sncrosehs
ments OF tho disease, but conn cd exposure 70 the
early morning fogs and TO the night damps fastened
the disease upon that almost despairsd Of getting
completely Iid Of For eventually developed into
chr,uc type of Intermittent malaal fsvei with oil IT,
distressing symptoms This continued for eight years.
In this long period o. cJurse experienced Ill the we'll.
known peculiarties Of many successive attacks: the
chill the fever, The disturbance OF the stomscn aua al
tho functions OF digestion, the heavy bsadsehes the
painful limts and hack and the characteristic sensitive
ness to changes IN the weather, whlch impafs . the
chropic sufferer from malaria something OF the poWss
Of barometer. Ny appetite came and vent but
obesod no natural rula Sometimes had morbid
Ing for food aud then found myself unable tolerate
the most tempting and delicate dishes, until from lack
Of proper noarshwent was transformed from vfsos
ous active into weak. fsssea-out being 70 whom
the very thought Of exertiop unwelcone In addi
ton to malaria evidently the victim Of Indigestion
A. for medicinal treatment all was done that sppar.
enty could done. used al the accepted remedies,
ling Iuinine but all failed to give more shan an-
silent relief Ny experience satisfies me that qunine 10
not true tonic safe medicine for those Who habit
ualy depend upon It, 1t seldom never works rads
cal and often, II not generally, produces results
which arc In themselves diseases.
Now come the real and to the end OF ny
story. In the CT 1883 nrsc heard Of Kaskina
struck with its bsins called the nov qunine,"
and the high claims made for IL didnt believe
o syllable of them. Neither would youth my place
Still there ohancs and to chroncaily sick mat
any chance is worth taking It can't hurt me- saiA
"rll try It," I did try It, 10 my sstonishmeut and
qualification soon began to Improve Clearly was
getting better. As continued with Kaskine seemed
to feel the malaria going out Of and health soinS
back 1t genuine scientific heal!ng-not ono poison
temporarily Disgusting another. The uric acid with
which my system chars cd presently expelled,
and my saened oints became plant as before was
ever in the Michigan fcgs aud masmas The ndigestoa
also disappeared, my bowels grew regular, my head
clear my steady ana restful sleep returned a
pow permanently well; have never had any retirn d
any sign Of It, Results real cannot b
disputed anu I may fairly attribute them to Ksssae
because after beginning WITH IT, took no other medk
cine
DAVID }. NORTON,
State Street, Albany, N. Y
PSI read the letter OF my friend. Rev. J. L Hail.
Chaplain OF tho Albany Penirentary and fully accept
his statements is har nonizng with my own knowledge
OF the me lie nal properties OF kaskino.
Other letters Of similar character from prominent
individuals which stamp Kasiine as remedy OF ~
doubted merit will be sent on application.
The Kaskine Company, "a Warren-st, New-f YORK. ane
35 Harrington Road, London.